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Hi everyone!
My name's Kelly, I live north of Pittsburgh, PA. I inherited my dad's 1954 ford pickup, and I'd like to fullfill his dream of restoring it someday. I'm hoping to get some good ideas and advice from here; I've never restored something completely before. It's going to take a lot of time and work, but I'm looking foreward to it.
Welcome, You will get a lot of good ideas here! Great People! One thing that will help us visualize what you have would be pictures. When you get a chance set up a gallery so we can all see her. Listen-Just a word of advice-The truck will be sitting in your garage so make sure that you do what you want to it-If you want a chevy in it, cool-If you want a ford in it, Even Better-Just make sure that its what you want and like. That is the beauty of this lifestyle.
aaaannnnd I just realized i posted in the wrong place....I'm sorry!!!
You're in the Correct Place as this is the '48-'60 Forum & I believe '54 is in there Somewhere.
Ceetwarrior stated something about you wanting to install a 300 Inliner, Excellent!
Go to my Gallery & look @ the 1 Installed in my '58 M-100, you just might get some ideas on how you will be able to Install yours, if thats the case.
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